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Complaint Review: Video Professor - Lakewood Colorado
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Video Professor
12055 West 2nd Place Lakewood, 80228 Colorado, U.S.A.
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Video Professor ripoff Not Addressing Mac Users Lakewood Colorado
I wanted to post this on Ripoff Report because I am so angry at the fact that I ordered their product and found out it was not Mac compatible. I have a home office and use both PC and Mac computers systems. I primarily do graphic work and perfer to use my Mac machine. Anyway, I received the product and could only use this on my PC. This is not right. Please email Video Professor and have them create all their lessons in Mac format. They cannot discriminate Mac users, please help me.
I found the web site for the Founder and CEO of Video professor at http://www.johnwscherer.com and www.videoprofessor.com. Both of these sites will give you an email address and phone number to ask them to create these lessons.
I need your help to let them know they have to be aware of all their customers needs both PC and Mac. Mac users will not be silenced.
Kaye
Parker, Colorado
U.S.A.
I found the web site for the Founder and CEO of Video professor at http://www.johnwscherer.com and www.videoprofessor.com. Both of these sites will give you an email address and phone number to ask them to create these lessons.
I need your help to let them know they have to be aware of all their customers needs both PC and Mac. Mac users will not be silenced.
Kaye
Parker, Colorado
U.S.A.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Ashley
Grayslake,Illinois,
U.S.A.
Are you kidding?
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, March 07, 2005
Nowhere on this man's infomercials does it say anything about Macintosh training. In fact, you won't find Macintosh training and/or repair infomercials or CD-ROMs because it isn't needed. Macintosh platforms are stable, intuitive and don't need the kind of support that Windows users face. Apple.com has an enormous amount of information. Join an online Macintosh community. It's kind of scary you don't know how to use your Macintosh and you use it for design? I hope you don't charge for your services. That would give experienced and accredited designers a bad rap. But for goodness sake, discrimation for non-training? Give me a break.
Ashley
Grayslake,Illinois,
U.S.A.
Are you kidding?
#3Consumer Comment
Mon, March 07, 2005
Nowhere on this man's infomercials does it say anything about Macintosh training. In fact, you won't find Macintosh training and/or repair infomercials or CD-ROMs because it isn't needed. Macintosh platforms are stable, intuitive and don't need the kind of support that Windows users face. Apple.com has an enormous amount of information. Join an online Macintosh community. It's kind of scary you don't know how to use your Macintosh and you use it for design? I hope you don't charge for your services. That would give experienced and accredited designers a bad rap. But for goodness sake, discrimation for non-training? Give me a break.
Ashley
Grayslake,Illinois,
U.S.A.
Are you kidding?
#4Consumer Comment
Mon, March 07, 2005
Nowhere on this man's infomercials does it say anything about Macintosh training. In fact, you won't find Macintosh training and/or repair infomercials or CD-ROMs because it isn't needed. Macintosh platforms are stable, intuitive and don't need the kind of support that Windows users face. Apple.com has an enormous amount of information. Join an online Macintosh community. It's kind of scary you don't know how to use your Macintosh and you use it for design? I hope you don't charge for your services. That would give experienced and accredited designers a bad rap. But for goodness sake, discrimation for non-training? Give me a break.
Ashley
Grayslake,Illinois,
U.S.A.
Are you kidding?
#5Consumer Comment
Mon, March 07, 2005
Nowhere on this man's infomercials does it say anything about Macintosh training. In fact, you won't find Macintosh training and/or repair infomercials or CD-ROMs because it isn't needed. Macintosh platforms are stable, intuitive and don't need the kind of support that Windows users face. Apple.com has an enormous amount of information. Join an online Macintosh community. It's kind of scary you don't know how to use your Macintosh and you use it for design? I hope you don't charge for your services. That would give experienced and accredited designers a bad rap. But for goodness sake, discrimation for non-training? Give me a break.
